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The best beer pork ribs

Preparation :48hCooking :4h

Difficulty :hard

Servings :4

These finger licking pork ribs will become your new official excuse to wake up in the middle of the night and get yourself a late snack. They are simply freaking amazing. ***Please note, this recipe is super simple but it is for the serious cooks since it requires 2 days of preparation.***

Preparation

In a bowl, combine the dry rub ingredients and mix well. Throw the ribs in a big airtight container and pour rub on top of the ribs. Make sure to put some on every inches! Tap well to make the spices penetrate. Refrigerate for 24 hours. HELLO MISTER TASTE!

After 24 hours in fridge, preheat oven at 300°F.

In a big drip pan with a metal grid, pour about 3 cups of the beer. Put the grid and add the ribs on top. Cover with aluminium foil and close tightly. Cook for 2 hours then remove from oven. Open the pouch and let the ribs cool down for about 30 minutes.

Meanwhile, start the bbq sauce with beer! In a sauce pan at medium temp, heat the olive oil and cook the onion for 4 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for another minute or so. Add the ketchup and the water then bring to a boil. Lower heat and simmer for 5 minutes.

Cut the Chipotle pepper in half lenghtwise and carefully remove the seeds inside. Throw seeds away. Coarsely cut the pepper then add to the sauce.

Add all the other ingredients and stir well. Simmer for 20 minutes. Stir often.

Remove from heat and let cool down for a couple of minutes. Blend in a food processor until a nice and smooth texture! Keep 1 cup of fresh sauce aside ( for basting during the bbq session ) and put in fridge.

Put the ribs in a big airtight container and pour the sauce on top. Make sure there is sauce everywhere! Close lid, throw in fridge and marinate for 24 hours.

Time has come to cook your ribs? It means it’s also time to pepare your smoke pouch! First, preheat your bbq at 600°F. Put a handful each of dry and wet woodchips in an piece of aluminium sheet and close it tightly. Punch about 10 holes with a skewer and add the smoke pouch on the grill. Smoke should start to appear after 15-20 minutes.

Close one side of the bbq and add the ribs on it. Let smoke for about 20-30 minutes.

Light up that closed side and grill your ribs until desired doneness! Don’t forget to baste regularly during cooking! To fully enjoy, do not eat those ribs while wearing a white shirt.

Sweet, spicy and smoky, this smoked rye Porter will seduce you with notes of toasted bread, coffee and smoked bacon. It will naturally harmonize with the spices, smoke, toasted and caramelized sugar flavors of these ribs. Change your way too traditional lager beer for a beer that has a lot more common aromas with your ribs.

Preparation

In a bowl, combine the dry rub ingredients and mix well. Throw the ribs in a big airtight container and pour rub on top of the ribs. Make sure to put some on every inches! Tap well to make the spices penetrate. Refrigerate for 24 hours. HELLO MISTER TASTE!

After 24 hours in fridge, preheat oven at 300°F.

In a big drip pan with a metal grid, pour about 3 cups of the beer. Put the grid and add the ribs on top. Cover with aluminium foil and close tightly. Cook for 2 hours then remove from oven. Open the pouch and let the ribs cool down for about 30 minutes.

Meanwhile, start the bbq sauce with beer! In a sauce pan at medium temp, heat the olive oil and cook the onion for 4 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for another minute or so. Add the ketchup and the water then bring to a boil. Lower heat and simmer for 5 minutes.

Cut the Chipotle pepper in half lenghtwise and carefully remove the seeds inside. Throw seeds away. Coarsely cut the pepper then add to the sauce.

Add all the other ingredients and stir well. Simmer for 20 minutes. Stir often.

Remove from heat and let cool down for a couple of minutes. Blend in a food processor until a nice and smooth texture! Keep 1 cup of fresh sauce aside ( for basting during the bbq session ) and put in fridge.

Put the ribs in a big airtight container and pour the sauce on top. Make sure there is sauce everywhere! Close lid, throw in fridge and marinate for 24 hours.

Time has come to cook your ribs? It means it’s also time to pepare your smoke pouch! First, preheat your bbq at 600°F. Put a handful each of dry and wet woodchips in an piece of aluminium sheet and close it tightly. Punch about 10 holes with a skewer and add the smoke pouch on the grill. Smoke should start to appear after 15-20 minutes.

Close one side of the bbq and add the ribs on it. Let smoke for about 20-30 minutes.

Light up that closed side and grill your ribs until desired doneness! Don’t forget to baste regularly during cooking! To fully enjoy, do not eat those ribs while wearing a white shirt.

Sweet, spicy and smoky, this smoked rye Porter will seduce you with notes of toasted bread, coffee and smoked bacon. It will naturally harmonize with the spices, smoke, toasted and caramelized sugar flavors of these ribs. Change your way too traditional lager beer for a beer that has a lot more common aromas with your ribs.